Attractions near Litton Farm Exmoor

There are some incredible attractions in and around Exmoor that are suitable for all ages no matter what the weather. So, whether you are looking for a family attraction with indoor play area or a stately house with plenty of outside space we have somewhere to recommend.

Quince Honey Farm

Situated in South Molton is Quince Honey Farm, home to the
world’s largest exhibition of honeybees. The attraction lets its visitors see a
range of displays and learn fun facts before getting up close to a working
hive.

As well as a selection of daily activities there is also an
onsite shop selling honey and beeswax products, a nice café serving homemade
food and the Happy Bee Play Hive, where you will find a large indoor soft play
area.www.quincehoneyfarm.co.uk

Arlington Court

The stunning National Trust managed Arlington Court in North
Devon is a wonderful regency house that was once owned by the Chichester family
and it provides a great insight into their lives. The house also has some
beautiful grounds, full of secret ponds and gardens, as well as a carriage
museum.

Knightshayes Court

Knightshayes is a stunning gothic, Victorian mansion set in
beautiful countryside just outside Tiverton in Devon. The National Trust
managed property offers plenty to see for everyone, from looming gargoyles and
incredible carvings, such as the seven deadly sins, to the medieval great hall
complete with minstrel’s gallery.

Knightshayes also has an exhibition dedicated to the
extraordinary career of Joyce Wethered, the last family member to live on the
estate, and the reputed ‘greatest lady golfer of all time’.

Killerton House

Killerton House was built in the 18th century and
provides a vivid history of the Aclands, one of Devon’s oldest families, who
were happy to give away their family home because of their political beliefs.

The Georgian house, which is set within a 6,000-acre estate
has plenty to offer its visitors including wonderful gardens, an iron age hill
fort and ‘Gems’ a fashion exhibition of costumes.www.nationaltrust.org.uk/killerton

Castle Hill Estate

Castle Hill house and its gardens are steeped in history and
are home to the Fortescue Family. Today, it is lovely cared for by the Earl and
Countess of Arran and provides a great day out for all the family.

The estate offers acres of stunning woodland, beautiful
gardens, 18th century bridges and a series of temples to explore.
The estate also often hosts several events, so it is always worth having a look
at to see what is going on.www.castlehilldevon.co.uk

Rock and Rapid Adventures

Rock and Rapid Adventures in South Molton, Devon is a
specialist in providing a great selection of outdoor activities such as
coasteering, climbing, abseiling, kayaking and canoeing. The team of qualified
experts cater for both groups and individuals.

For all ages and abilities there is the indoor climbing
wall, which is the largest in North Devon. There is also a café for those that
just want to watch as other have fun on the wall. www.rockandrapidadventures.co.uk

Dunster Castle

Dunster Castle is sited on a wooded hill just outside
Minehead in Somerset. The castle has spectacular views of the coastline, Exmoor
and the Quantock Hills. The castle has existed since the Norman times and its
impressive gatehouse and ruined tower give a reminder of its turbulent history.

For more than 600 years the castle was owned by the Luttrell
Family who converted it into a lavish country home and resided here until the
end of the 20th century. Today the house is managed by the National
Trust as a tourist attraction with guests able to explore the castle and
grounds.www.nationaltrust.org.uk/dunster-castle

Holnicote Estate

The Holnicote Estate is set over more than 12,000 acres of
Exmoor and is located between Minehead and Porlock. The National Trust managed
estate offers some of the most beautiful views of the National Park and also
incorporates five picturesque village, as well as a shingle beach and an
ancient woodland.

Holnicote is a wonderful place to visit for walkers with
more than 100 miles of well maintained footpaths available for exploring. You
can also wander around the villages, including Selworthy or walk to the highest
point on Exmoor, Dunkery Beacon.www.nationaltrust.org.uk/holnicote-estate